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Correspondence.

CORRESPONDENCE .

fflie Editor is not responsible for the opinions expressed by Correspondent ! . HISTORY OF THE KNIGHT TEMPLARS . TO THB RDITOR OF THB FllEEMASONS' BUGAZIME AND MASONIC M-RIIOR . Dear Sir and Brother , —I desire , with Bro . A » 5 < , to

¦ express the great pleasure with which I have perused our talented Bro . Anthony Oneal Haye ' s " History of the Knights Templars . " It does him great credit , and is well worthy , as A > J < suggests , of being published singly in book form . Bro . Haye ' s answer to A » 5 s on page 411 of the Magazine contains three very important pieces of information : —

1 st . " There never was , and there never has been , up till the end of the seventeenth or beginning of the eighteenth century any connection between the Templars and Preemasons . " 2 nd . "The true descendants of the ancient Templars are the barristers of the Temple . " 3 rd . " There was no secret doctrine among the ancient Templars . ''

Which three sentences gives a great deal of information in a very small space , and highly worthy of being well pondered and digested by all interested . We look forward with great interest to Bro . Haye's fifth hook . I would feel gratified if Bro . Haye could inform

me if there was ever any connection between the ancient Hospitallers and the Preemasons in Scotland , and , if so ,, of what sort ? Also , if there was any secret doctrine among the ancient Hospitallers ? Tours fraternally , PIOTUS .

MASONIC WORTHIES OF JERSEY .

'TO THE EDITOB OF THB F __ EE __ __ SO _ . S * MXGAZIXE AND HASOJTIC 31 ISBOE . Dear Sir and Brother , —Allow me to correct an inadvertent mistake made by me in the Magazine for May 23 rd . In alluding to our esteemed Bro . Schmitt , I spoke of his estates as having been " larger than 'the whole island of Jersey . " Permit me now to

explain that it is the estates of Bro . the Count De Sesmaisons , of La Cesaree Lodge , which are of the extent alluded to . At the same time I crave the pardon of my dear Bro . Schmitt for the unfortunate error in my notes . Yours fraternally , J . A . H .

MASONIC LIFE-BOAT . 10 THE EDITOE OF THE _ . EEES _ ASO _ . S' 1 _ AGAZI _ -E A _ fD HASO .. IC MIBBOB . Dear Sir and Brother , —In the Express of Tuesday last , under the heading " Odd Fellows , A . M . C ., at Cheltenham , " I read the following : — " The Directors

had paid over £ 620 for the 'Manchester Unity' lifeboat , which waa to be launched early in August , and will be stationed at "Cleethorps , near Grimsby , on the Lincolnshire coast . " Comment upon the above is superfluous . Yours fraternally , LECTOE .

Masonic Mems.

MASONIC MEMS .

THEMASONICMIRROR. * * All communications to be addressed to 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , London , W . C .

EOYAL MASONIC INSHTUTIOH' BOB BOYS . —We have been requested to bring the case of C . W . E . Betty , a candidate for the next election , before the Craft . Proxies will be thankfully received by Bro . Dr . H . Hopkins , 3 , Plymouth-road , Totnes . On the occasion of tbe laying the foundation stone of the Eoyal Albert Asylum for Idiots and Imbeciles of the Northern Counties , on June 17 th , Grand Lodge will be opened prior to tbe ceremony .

WE understand that Eed Cross Conclaves will shortly be established in the Islands of Jersey and Guernsey—tbe popular Bro . Gallienne , P . D . Prov . G . M ., will in all probability , be appointed Inspector-General for Guernsey . THE installation by Bro . the Eight Hon . the Barl of Dalhousie . K . T ., Grand M . M . of Scotland , of Bro . Hector F .

McLean , as Prov . G . M . of the province of the Upper Ward of Lanarkshire , took place on Tuesday , the 26 th ult „ in the County Hall , Lanark ; the attendance of brethren was very numerous , and we hope to be able to give a full report of the proceedings in our next .

United Grand Lodge.

UNITED GRAND LODGE .

The quarterly communication of the United Grand Lodge of England took place on Wednesday evening , June 3 , in Freemasons' Hall , and there was an unusual full attendance for this season of the year . The Eight Hon . the Earl of Zetland , Grand Master , on entering the , hall , preceded by his Sword Bearer , was greeted with

the most hearty , cheering , and his lordship looked in the enjoyment of excellent health . He took his seat upon the throne , surrounded by a number of Provincial Grand Masters and Grand Officers . Bro . John Fawcett , Prov . G . M . for Durham , was the acting D . G . M ., Bro . Havers , as S . G . W ., and Bro . J . le Gendre Starkie , J . G . W . ; and there were present , amongst many others ,

the following brethren : —Lord de Tabley , Prov ; G . M . for Cheshire ; the Earl of Limerick , Prov . G . M . for Bristol ; Daniel Hart , Dist . G . M . for Trinidad ; Llewellyn Evans , President of the Board of General Purposes ; iEneas J . M'Intyre , the Eev .

Sir John Warren Hayes , Bart ., P . G . Chaplain ,- the Eev . Eoberfc J . Simpson and the Kev . Thomas F . Eamshaw , P . G . Chaplains John Emmens , P : G . Pursts ; John L . Hopwood , P . G . D . ; Benjamin Head , P . G . D ., the Eev . C . E . Davy , P . G . Chaplain ; John Symonds , P . Ass . G . D . C ; E . H . Patten , P . G . S . B . ; H . Browse , J . G . D ; E . J . Fraser , P . G . D . ; William Young , P . G . S . B . ;

William Farnfield , P . Ass . G . Sec . ; J . Coward , G . Org . ; Albert W . Woods , G . Dir . of Cers . ; Thomas , Ass . G . Dir . of Cers . ; John M'Clabon , P . G . D . ; John Savage , P . G . D . ; Eich . A . Williamson , P . G . W . ; ' Eev . E . Bedford , P . G . Chaplain ; Jabez Hogg , P . G . D . ; BicUard . J . Spiers , P . G . S . B . ; George Cox , P . G . S . B . ; Samuel Tomkins , G . Treasurer ; William Gray Clarke , G .

Sec . ; J . Smith , " P . G . Purst . ; Thos . A . Adams , P . G . Purst . j Dr . Goldsbro ' , J . E . Saunders , Nann , Thos . Lewis , 0 . Pursts . Meggy , & c . The Grand Lodge was opened in ample form and with solemn prayer .

THE LAST QUARTERLY COHIHINICATIOS . The G . Secretary read the minutes of the quarterly communication of the 4 th of March , which were c » a < inned .

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THE FIRST MASONIC MEETING IN DAMASCUS. Article 1
AN ANALYSIS OF ANCIENT AND MODERN FREEMASONRY. Article 4
(No. 12).—TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION. Article 9
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 10
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 11
MASONIC MEMS. Article 11
UNITED GRAND LODGE. Article 11
METROPOLITAN. Article 14
PROVICIAL. Article 15
SCOTLAND. Article 17
WEST INDIES. Article 18
MARK MASONRY. Article 19
ROYAL ARCH. Article 19
RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE. Article 20
MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND. Article 20
Poetry. Article 20
MEETINGS OF THE LEARNED SOCIETIES FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 13TH, 1868. Article 20
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS, ETC., FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 13TH, 1868. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Correspondence.

CORRESPONDENCE .

fflie Editor is not responsible for the opinions expressed by Correspondent ! . HISTORY OF THE KNIGHT TEMPLARS . TO THB RDITOR OF THB FllEEMASONS' BUGAZIME AND MASONIC M-RIIOR . Dear Sir and Brother , —I desire , with Bro . A » 5 < , to

¦ express the great pleasure with which I have perused our talented Bro . Anthony Oneal Haye ' s " History of the Knights Templars . " It does him great credit , and is well worthy , as A > J < suggests , of being published singly in book form . Bro . Haye ' s answer to A » 5 s on page 411 of the Magazine contains three very important pieces of information : —

1 st . " There never was , and there never has been , up till the end of the seventeenth or beginning of the eighteenth century any connection between the Templars and Preemasons . " 2 nd . "The true descendants of the ancient Templars are the barristers of the Temple . " 3 rd . " There was no secret doctrine among the ancient Templars . ''

Which three sentences gives a great deal of information in a very small space , and highly worthy of being well pondered and digested by all interested . We look forward with great interest to Bro . Haye's fifth hook . I would feel gratified if Bro . Haye could inform

me if there was ever any connection between the ancient Hospitallers and the Preemasons in Scotland , and , if so ,, of what sort ? Also , if there was any secret doctrine among the ancient Hospitallers ? Tours fraternally , PIOTUS .

MASONIC WORTHIES OF JERSEY .

'TO THE EDITOB OF THB F __ EE __ __ SO _ . S * MXGAZIXE AND HASOJTIC 31 ISBOE . Dear Sir and Brother , —Allow me to correct an inadvertent mistake made by me in the Magazine for May 23 rd . In alluding to our esteemed Bro . Schmitt , I spoke of his estates as having been " larger than 'the whole island of Jersey . " Permit me now to

explain that it is the estates of Bro . the Count De Sesmaisons , of La Cesaree Lodge , which are of the extent alluded to . At the same time I crave the pardon of my dear Bro . Schmitt for the unfortunate error in my notes . Yours fraternally , J . A . H .

MASONIC LIFE-BOAT . 10 THE EDITOE OF THE _ . EEES _ ASO _ . S' 1 _ AGAZI _ -E A _ fD HASO .. IC MIBBOB . Dear Sir and Brother , —In the Express of Tuesday last , under the heading " Odd Fellows , A . M . C ., at Cheltenham , " I read the following : — " The Directors

had paid over £ 620 for the 'Manchester Unity' lifeboat , which waa to be launched early in August , and will be stationed at "Cleethorps , near Grimsby , on the Lincolnshire coast . " Comment upon the above is superfluous . Yours fraternally , LECTOE .

Masonic Mems.

MASONIC MEMS .

THEMASONICMIRROR. * * All communications to be addressed to 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , London , W . C .

EOYAL MASONIC INSHTUTIOH' BOB BOYS . —We have been requested to bring the case of C . W . E . Betty , a candidate for the next election , before the Craft . Proxies will be thankfully received by Bro . Dr . H . Hopkins , 3 , Plymouth-road , Totnes . On the occasion of tbe laying the foundation stone of the Eoyal Albert Asylum for Idiots and Imbeciles of the Northern Counties , on June 17 th , Grand Lodge will be opened prior to tbe ceremony .

WE understand that Eed Cross Conclaves will shortly be established in the Islands of Jersey and Guernsey—tbe popular Bro . Gallienne , P . D . Prov . G . M ., will in all probability , be appointed Inspector-General for Guernsey . THE installation by Bro . the Eight Hon . the Barl of Dalhousie . K . T ., Grand M . M . of Scotland , of Bro . Hector F .

McLean , as Prov . G . M . of the province of the Upper Ward of Lanarkshire , took place on Tuesday , the 26 th ult „ in the County Hall , Lanark ; the attendance of brethren was very numerous , and we hope to be able to give a full report of the proceedings in our next .

United Grand Lodge.

UNITED GRAND LODGE .

The quarterly communication of the United Grand Lodge of England took place on Wednesday evening , June 3 , in Freemasons' Hall , and there was an unusual full attendance for this season of the year . The Eight Hon . the Earl of Zetland , Grand Master , on entering the , hall , preceded by his Sword Bearer , was greeted with

the most hearty , cheering , and his lordship looked in the enjoyment of excellent health . He took his seat upon the throne , surrounded by a number of Provincial Grand Masters and Grand Officers . Bro . John Fawcett , Prov . G . M . for Durham , was the acting D . G . M ., Bro . Havers , as S . G . W ., and Bro . J . le Gendre Starkie , J . G . W . ; and there were present , amongst many others ,

the following brethren : —Lord de Tabley , Prov ; G . M . for Cheshire ; the Earl of Limerick , Prov . G . M . for Bristol ; Daniel Hart , Dist . G . M . for Trinidad ; Llewellyn Evans , President of the Board of General Purposes ; iEneas J . M'Intyre , the Eev .

Sir John Warren Hayes , Bart ., P . G . Chaplain ,- the Eev . Eoberfc J . Simpson and the Kev . Thomas F . Eamshaw , P . G . Chaplains John Emmens , P : G . Pursts ; John L . Hopwood , P . G . D . ; Benjamin Head , P . G . D ., the Eev . C . E . Davy , P . G . Chaplain ; John Symonds , P . Ass . G . D . C ; E . H . Patten , P . G . S . B . ; H . Browse , J . G . D ; E . J . Fraser , P . G . D . ; William Young , P . G . S . B . ;

William Farnfield , P . Ass . G . Sec . ; J . Coward , G . Org . ; Albert W . Woods , G . Dir . of Cers . ; Thomas , Ass . G . Dir . of Cers . ; John M'Clabon , P . G . D . ; John Savage , P . G . D . ; Eich . A . Williamson , P . G . W . ; ' Eev . E . Bedford , P . G . Chaplain ; Jabez Hogg , P . G . D . ; BicUard . J . Spiers , P . G . S . B . ; George Cox , P . G . S . B . ; Samuel Tomkins , G . Treasurer ; William Gray Clarke , G .

Sec . ; J . Smith , " P . G . Purst . ; Thos . A . Adams , P . G . Purst . j Dr . Goldsbro ' , J . E . Saunders , Nann , Thos . Lewis , 0 . Pursts . Meggy , & c . The Grand Lodge was opened in ample form and with solemn prayer .

THE LAST QUARTERLY COHIHINICATIOS . The G . Secretary read the minutes of the quarterly communication of the 4 th of March , which were c » a < inned .

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